Sat.
Apr.
11
9:15 a.m.
Red Deer Chiefs U11 2
Blackfalds Warriors U11 2
0
0

Preview

Sat.
Apr.
11
10:30 a.m.
Red Deer Chiefs U11 1
Blackfalds Warriors U11 1
0
0

Preview

Sat.
Apr.
11
11:30 a.m.
Red Deer Chiefs U11 3
Sylvan Lake Buccaneers U11 1
0
0

Preview

Sat.
Apr.
11
12:30 p.m.
Red Deer Chiefs U13 B 2
Blackfalds Warriors U13 B 1
0
0

Preview

Sun.
Apr.
12
9:00 a.m.
Red Deer Chiefs U11 3
Blackfalds Warriors U11 2
0
0

Preview

Sun.
Apr.
12
10:00 a.m.
Chargers U11 1
Sylvan Lake Buccaneers U11 1
0
0

Preview

Sun.
Apr.
12
10:15 a.m.
Red Deer Chiefs U11 2
Blackfalds Warriors U11 1
0
0

Preview

Sun.
Apr.
12
11:00 a.m.
Chargers U13 B 1
Sylvan Lake Buccaneers U13 B 1
0
0

Preview

Sun.
Apr.
12
11:00 a.m.
Innisfail Phantoms U11 1
Lacoka Locos U11 1
0
0

Preview

Sun.
Apr.
12
11:15 a.m.
Red Deer Chiefs U13 B 1
Blackfalds Warriors U13 B 1
0
0

Preview

Schedule
Schedule

Equipment

 

 

 

Equipment

 

Helmets and Facemasks

Helmet Options for Players

Players must wear one of the following approved helmet configurations:
 NOCSAE-approved field lacrosse helmet
 CSA-approved hockey helmet + CSA-approved hockey facemask
 CSA-approved hockey helmet + CSA-approved lacrosse facemask

Approved Lacrosse Facemasks

Only the following CSA-approved facemasks are permitted:
 Under Armour Model UA V96 (Jr. & Sr.)
 Under Armour CLA Mask (Jr. & Sr.)
 Marty O’Neill MX-13 (Jr. & Sr.)
 OTNY (Jr. & Sr.)
 Gait G7 (Jr. & Sr.)
Warrior Fatboy (Jr. & Sr.)

Goalkeeper Equipment

Equipment Standards

  • Goalkeeper gear must be sized based on height, not age category, to ensure optimal protection.
  • Adjustable straps must be used to provide a secure and proper fit.
  • If standard equipment is too large, goalkeepers may size down without requiring approval.

Exemption Process

In cases where standard equipment does not fit safely, goalkeepers may request an exemption:

  1. Submit a Goalkeeper Equipment Exemption Form with height measurements and photos.
  2. The form must be approved by the Lacrosse Canada Safety & Equipment Review Committee.
  3. Approved exemptions must be carried by the goalkeeper at all games.
  4. The annual deadline for exemption requests is May 31.Important: There is no appeal process for exemption decisions.

12.10    EQUIPMENT CHART

Lacrosse Canada Goaltender Equipment Specifications

 

LACROSSE CANADA  GOALTENDER EQUIPMENT STANDARD

 

 

 

HEIGHT

CHEST AND ARM PROTECTORS

 

MAX. WIDTH OF PADDING OUTSIDE OF ARM ON EACH SIDE

 

MAX. WIDTH OF ARM PADDING

MAX. THICKNESS ABOVE SHOULDER PLANE

3

5’5” and above

4"

8"

3"

 

 

LACROSSE CANADA GOALTENDER EQUIPMENT STANDARD

 

 

 

HEIGHT

CHEST AND ARM PROTECTORS

 

MAX. WIDTH ACROSS SHOULDERS

 

MAX. WIDTH OF ARM

MAX.THICKNESS ABOVE SHOULDER

PLANE

2

4’7” - 5’4”

25"

7"

1.5"

1

Up to 4’6”

20"

6"

1"

 

** Note: Shoulder caps must be anchored 

 

 

SHIN GUARDS AND PANTS

 

 

LACROSSE CANADA

 

 

 

 

GOALTENDER EQUIPMENT STANDARD

HEIGHT

SHIN GUARD MAX. WIDTH BELOW KNEE

SHIN GUARD MAX. OF KNEE CAP

PANTS MAX. THIGH WIDTH

3

5’5” and above

Tapered from 9” to 7”

11”

11”

2

4’7” - 5’4”

Tapered from 8" to 5"

9"

9"

1

 

Tyke-Novice

 

Tapered from 7" to 4"

 

7"

 

7"

 

It is Lacrosse Canada's intent to keep the goalkeepers in the category where they belong, however due to growth spurts and children who fall outside the standard growth chart, exemptions may be made by submitting a Request for Goalkeeper Equipment Exemption Form (available below).  An exemption may only be granted on the basis that it is necessary for player safety.

 

Exemption Approval Process

All exemptions must be approved by the Chair of the Lacrosse Canada Equipment Review Committee as per the Exemption Approval Process outlined below. The deadline to submit an exemption form for approval is annually on May 31. The decision made cannot be appealed.
 
1.     Download a Goalkeeper Equipment Exemption Form from the Lacrosse Canada website (below), fill it out and submit it, along with photos of the goalkeeper in question as described in the “How to measure goaltender height” below, to the local        association or club president.
2.     The local association or club president signs the form and forwards it to the Member Association (MA).
3.     The MA signs the form and forwards it to the Lacrosse Canada Office.
4.     The Lacrosse Canada Office forwards the form to the Chair of the Lacrosse Canada Equipment Review Committee, who will approve or deny the request and return the form to the Lacrosse Canada Office.
5.     The Lacrosse Canada Office will return the form to the individual who submitted it, as well as the representative MA and local association or club.
6.     If approved, the goaltender is required to carry the approved form with them to all games.
7.     If the process is not followed, the request will be denied.
8.     There is no appeal from the decision of the Chair of the Lacrosse Canada Equipment Review Committee.

Should you have any questions in regards to this process, please contact Wendy Dobbin (wendyd@lacrosse.ca)

How to Measure Goaltender Height

  1. Have tape measure fixed to wall, showing full view from floor to above the athletes’ head.
  2. Goaltender must be in shorts, T-shirt and bare feet.
  3. Goaltender stands up straight with heels against wall, head level.
  4. A ruler is used to measure straight from the top of the athletes’ head.
  5. Pictures need to be full view from head to toe of the athlete with the measurement clearly visible.

 

Lacrosse Canada Approved Equipment

Sticks, Balls, and Nets

Sticks

Approved Ball Manufacturers

Only balls from the following manufacturers are permitted in sanctioned play:
 Warrior/Brine
 Northern Amerex – STX/Cardinal
 Harrow
 GAIT
 Signature Lacrosse
 Ball Boys (Velocity and Union)

Net Requirements

  • All box lacrosse nets must meet Lacrosse Canada’s official specifications.
  • The term “nets” includes both the goal frame and mesh.
  • Approved net sizes include 3’x3’, 4’x4’, and 4’x4’6”.